gateway st. petersburg - City of St. Petersburg
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30-minute drive time stats for Gateway St. Petersburg
DEMOGRAPHICS Population Households Families Median HH Income Median Housing Entertainment Spending Value
SUPERIOR LIFESTYLE AMENITIES
973,618 429,811 239,005 $45,550 $102,000 $1.2M
Source: ESRI Business Analyst 2010
REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION CROSSROADS St. Petersburg/CLW International Airport Tampa International Airport Interstates: I-275; I-75; I-175; I-375 PSTA (Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority) Routes Bridges: Howard Frankland; Gandy; Bayside; Courtney Campbell Causeway; Skyway
Watersports (Boating, Fishing, Kayaking) Pinellas Recreational Trails Weedon Island Preserve Florida’s Best Beaches Florida Aquarium Lowry Park Zoo Spring Training/ Sporting Venues (4) Riverwalk Entertainment District Busch Gardens Amusement Park 1,000+ Speciality Events Annually Downtown Cultural Arts and Entertainment Venues Tampa Bay Rays MLB; Buccaneers NFL; Lightning NHL
ABUNDANT LODGING and DINING Lodging Properties Lodging Room Units Restaurant Establishments
397 25,191 2,799
Source: FL Dept. of Business & Professional Regulation 3/2011
Where you want to be in 30 minutes or less
Current Development Projects:
CARILLON OFFICE PARK
Available Development Entitlements: 100,000 SF retail 1.6 Million SF office 120 hotel rooms 683 residential units
TOYTOWN REDEVELOPMENT
TOP EMPLOYERS Raymond James Financial Bankers Insurance Group Home Shopping Network Mercury Insurance St. Anthony’s Care Fidelity National Halkey Roberts Jabil Circuit Verizon Avaya PSCU Valpak America II Sage Software Synovus Bank Humana Cares New Advantage Konica/Minolta First Advantage Franklin Templeton Bright House Networks Aegon/Western Reserve
Greater Gateway St. Petersburg Carillon ToyTown
Greater Gateway St. Petersburg
Greater Gateway Population Workers employed in Gateway: Workers employed and living in Gateway: Gateway Workers Earning $1,250 or less per month Gateway Workers Earning $1,251 to $3,333 per month
300-acres 1.5 Million SF retail 2 Million SF office 375 hotel rooms 50,000 SF meeting space 2,113 residential units 70-acres parks & recreation
IBIS WALK DEVELOPMENT
21.5-acres 77,000 SF retail 150,000 SF office 350 residential units
JABIL CIRCUIT HEADQUARTERS
94-acres 50,000 SF retail 500,000 SF office 450,000 SF manufacturing
Gateway Workers Earning More than $3,333 per month Source: Census Bureau 2009
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100,000
Business Development Incentives: Qualified Target Industry (QTI) and Brownfield Redevelopment Bonus
EDUCATION
BUSINESS CLUSTERS
82.14% High School Graduate or higher 23.11% Bachelor’s Degree or higher 2nd Largest Labor Market in Florida
Financial & Insurance Services
USF - University of South Florida (2 ) SPC - St. Petersburg College (6) Poynter Institute for Media Stetson Law School
High-Tech Manufacturing
Information Technology
Medical Device Technology Healthcare Services
RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES Feathersound Brighton Bay Venetian Bay & Harbor Tortuga Pointe Carillon Gateway Bay Isle Key
City of St. Petersburg Economic Development P.O. Box 2842 St. Petersburg, FL 33731 727-893-7100 (office) 727-892-5465 (fax) [email protected] www.StPeteShines.com
Economic Development Division
REV: 3/2011
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Downtown Clearwater
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Downtown Tampa
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Downtown St. Petersburg
Skyway
30-minute drive time stats for Gateway St. Petersburg
DEMOGRAPHICS Population Households Families Median HH Income Median Housing Entertainment Spending Value
SUPERIOR LIFESTYLE AMENITIES
973,618 429,811 239,005 $45,550 $102,000 $1.2M
Source: ESRI Business Analyst 2010
REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION CROSSROADS St. Petersburg/CLW International Airport Tampa International Airport Interstates: I-275; I-75; I-175; I-375 PSTA (Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority) Routes Bridges: Howard Frankland; Gandy; Bayside; Courtney Campbell Causeway; Skyway
Watersports (Boating, Fishing, Kayaking) Pinellas Recreational Trails Weedon Island Preserve Florida’s Best Beaches Florida Aquarium Lowry Park Zoo Spring Training/ Sporting Venues (4) Riverwalk Entertainment District Busch Gardens Amusement Park 1,000+ Speciality Events Annually Downtown Cultural Arts and Entertainment Venues Tampa Bay Rays MLB; Buccaneers NFL; Lightning NHL
ABUNDANT LODGING and DINING Lodging Properties Lodging Room Units Restaurant Establishments
397 25,191 2,799
Source: FL Dept. of Business & Professional Regulation 3/2011
Where you want to be in 30 minutes or less
Current Development Projects:
CARILLON OFFICE PARK
Available Development Entitlements: 100,000 SF retail 1.6 Million SF office 120 hotel rooms 683 residential units
TOYTOWN REDEVELOPMENT
TOP EMPLOYERS Raymond James Financial Bankers Insurance Group Home Shopping Network Mercury Insurance St. Anthony’s Care Fidelity National Halkey Roberts Jabil Circuit Verizon Avaya PSCU Valpak America II Sage Software Synovus Bank Humana Cares New Advantage Konica/Minolta First Advantage Franklin Templeton Bright House Networks Aegon/Western Reserve
Greater Gateway St. Petersburg Carillon ToyTown
Greater Gateway St. Petersburg
Greater Gateway Population Workers employed in Gateway: Workers employed and living in Gateway: Gateway Workers Earning $1,250 or less per month Gateway Workers Earning $1,251 to $3,333 per month
300-acres 1.5 Million SF retail 2 Million SF office 375 hotel rooms 50,000 SF meeting space 2,113 residential units 70-acres parks & recreation
IBIS WALK DEVELOPMENT
21.5-acres 77,000 SF retail 150,000 SF office 350 residential units
JABIL CIRCUIT HEADQUARTERS
94-acres 50,000 SF retail 500,000 SF office 450,000 SF manufacturing
Gateway Workers Earning More than $3,333 per month Source: Census Bureau 2009
0
20,000
40,000
60,000
80,000
100,000
Business Development Incentives: Qualified Target Industry (QTI) and Brownfield Redevelopment Bonus
EDUCATION
BUSINESS CLUSTERS
82.14% High School Graduate or higher 23.11% Bachelor’s Degree or higher 2nd Largest Labor Market in Florida
Financial & Insurance Services
USF - University of South Florida (2 ) SPC - St. Petersburg College (6) Poynter Institute for Media Stetson Law School
High-Tech Manufacturing
Information Technology
Medical Device Technology Healthcare Services
RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES Feathersound Brighton Bay Venetian Bay & Harbor Tortuga Pointe Carillon Gateway Bay Isle Key
City of St. Petersburg Economic Development P.O. Box 2842 St. Petersburg, FL 33731 727-893-7100 (office) 727-892-5465 (fax) [email protected] www.StPeteShines.com
Economic Development Division
REV: 3/2011
